Fabrizio Romano has shared fresh comments from Harry Maguire regarding former manager Rúben Amorim, offering insight into the dressing room’s perspective following a difficult spell.
Speaking candidly, Maguire made it clear that he holds no ill feelings towards Amorim despite the team’s struggles under his leadership. “I have nothing bad to say about him,” the Manchester United defender stated, emphasizing respect for the Portuguese coach.
Maguire went on to back Amorim’s managerial quality, expressing confidence in his future success. “I do believe he’ll go on and have an amazing career, and at his next club he’ll probably go and win many, many football matches,” he added. The England international’s comments suggest that the issues at the club ran deeper than just coaching.
Importantly, Maguire acknowledged the players’ role in the disappointing results. “It just didn’t click or work and us, as players, have got to take a lot of responsibility for that as well,” he admitted. This honest assessment reflects a broader accountability within the squad during a turbulent period.
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